ABLE’s 6th anniversary!

This year, at ABLE Human Motion, we celebrate six years of hard work, innovation, and accomplishments that have turned our mission into reality. In 2018, we embarked on a journey to develop accessible exoskeletons, and today, six years later, we are proud to see the positive impact we are achieving. On this anniversary, we want to express our gratitude to everyone who has been part of this journey.

To commemorate these years of growth, the team gathered at our offices. We spent time reminiscing about some of the most significant milestones and sharing stories about how each step has been fundamental to our path. But the celebration didn’t end there! After a few words of thanks, we headed to the beach for an afternoon of fun and games. We played volleyball, spike ball, cards, and more, reminding ourselves of the importance of balancing hard work and companionship.

6th-anniversary celebration

Celebration recap

Key Moments in Our Sixth-Year

During this past year, ABLE Human Motion has achieved important milestones that would not have been possible without the support of all those who have trusted us. We are proud to see how our solutions are being adopted in various locations, from clinics in A Coruña, Madrid, and Barcelona to centers in other countries. These achievements are a testament to the commitment and effort of our entire team and the trust of healthcare professionals who have decided to incorporate our exoskeleton into their rehabilitation programs.

Some of our recent achievements include:

  • CE Marking: A milestone that validates the safety and effectiveness of our exoskeleton, allowing its use in the European Union.
  • First ABLE Exoskeleton Delivered: An exciting delivery that marks the beginning of a real change in the lives of many patients.
  • Distributor in Poland: A step towards internationalization, enabling us to bring our technology to new countries.
  • Exoskeletons in various clinics in Spain: Seeing how the ABLE Exoskeleton integrates into rehabilitation centers in different cities strengthens our vision of democratizing access to robotic rehabilitation. These include CEN, Cefine, Step by Step, and more.
  • Clinical Study with the Multiple Sclerosis Foundation of Madrid: A study aimed at validating our ABLE robotic exoskeleton for people with multiple sclerosis.

Each of these milestones reminds us that our work is not just about technological development but about making a real and tangible impact on people’s lives. And as we celebrate these achievements, we continue to work to improve mobility and autonomy for those in need.

Future Commitment

As we look toward the coming year, our commitment is to continue innovating and breaking down barriers. We know that what we have achieved is just the beginning and that the real potential of the ABLE Exoskeleton lies in the ongoing impact it will have on the lives of its users. Our team is ready to face upcoming challenges with the same passion and dedication we have maintained since day one.

Thank you to our collaborators, clients, distributors, and especially to the patients and professionals who have trusted us and helped us reach this point. This sixth anniversary is a celebration of what we have achieved together and a reminder of all that is yet to come.

Here’s to many more years of innovation, growth, and transformation in robotic rehabilitation!

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